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How to run a python script to extract rows of data from a table?

minkyuk
Explorer

Good morning,

So I have a table of "name / disc / timestamp" and am trying to run a pre-written Python script on that specific name of server + corresponding disc.

| python_pdc disk SAMPLE_SERVER "SAMPLE_DISC" | count(eval(percentage < 90%)) ==> One row of information.

If I would like to repeat this process for the entire set of table, how could this be implemented?

Thank you in advance,
I would appreciate your input.
Jack

p.s.

Table:

name            disc      time
paoc2ock1d      D:        06/23/15

=> | python_pdc disk paoc2ock1d "D:" | count(eval(percentage < 90%)) as count
Expected output:

count       
2
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vinitatsky
Communicator

1) Create a lookup table in Splunk with sample_server and sample_disc
2) Run below command
|inputlookup table.csv | fields sample_server sample_disc | python_pdc sample_server sample_disc | count(eval(percentage < 90%)) as count

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